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Yuchen Jin argues technical moats survive AI coding, citing CUDA and Waymo

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Yuchen Jin, posting on X on October 12, 2026, says claims that software and technical moats are over are wrong.

He argues that if they were true, chip makers could vibe-code a replacement for Nvidia's CUDA, and carmakers could vibe-code the self-driving systems of Tesla and Waymo. Jin concludes that technical moats are not dead, only shallow ones are. The report contains only his post; it gives no data or other evidence for the claim.

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    Technical moats aren't dead, only shallow ones are

    AIYuchen Jin says his X timeline claims software and technical moats are over. He argues that if true, chip makers could vibe-code CUDA and carmakers could vibe-code Tesla's and Waymo's self-driving. Jin concludes that technical moats aren't dead, only shallow ones are.

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